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After Build

This page provides options to test, split, or analyze the results of your compiled package. Testing your package before distribution is strongly recommended.

You can split your newly built package using GSplit, a free file splitter tool. Learn more about GSplit and its capabilities below.

GSplit is free software, available at https://www.gdgsoft.com/gsplit.


GSplit Description

GSplit is a free file splitter designed to divide large files (e.g., Self-Extracting archives, multimedia files, backup files) into smaller, more manageable parts called pieces. These pieces are easier to:

  • Copy to external storage devices like CDs, DVDs, USB drives, or keys.
  • Distribute over networks or the Internet.
  • Send by email, bypassing file size restrictions.
  • Upload to hosting services or platforms with file size limitations.
  • Share with others via networks or instant messaging programs.

Key Features of GSplit

In addition to standard file splitting functionality, GSplit offers:

  • Multiple split types: Create disk-spanned or blocked pieces with custom sizes or specific patterns.
  • Self-Uniting executables: Generate executable files that automatically reunite pieces. These executables are customizable, eliminating the need for end users to have GSplit installed.
  • File integrity checks: Verify file restoration success and detect corrupted pieces.
  • Support for large files: Handles files larger than 4 GB.
  • Customizable pieces: Adjust size, filenames, titles, authors, and more.
  • Batch processing: Split multiple files simultaneously with batch or command-line options.
  • Multilanguage support: Available in multiple languages, including English and French.
  • Advanced text file splitting: Split text-based files, like server logs, by lines or patterns.
  • Profile storage: Save and reuse settings across multiple projects.
  • Windows Explorer integration: Split files directly via the context menu.

GSplit’s intuitive user interface simplifies splitting tasks while providing advanced customization options for pieces and Self-Uniting executables.


Suggested Workflow for Package Splitting and Distribution

  1. Compress Files: Use Paquet Builder to compress files into a single executable package.
  2. Split Package: Use GSplit to divide the package into smaller pieces for easier distribution.
  3. Create Self-Uniting Executable: Configure GSplit to generate an executable that automatically restores the split pieces and executes the package.
  4. Extract and Distribute: The Self-Extracting Executable extracts your files to the desired destination folder.
  5. Clean Up: After the extraction, the Self-Uniting Executable deletes unnecessary files and exits.

This workflow leverages the unique features of both GSplit and Paquet Builder to optimize file distribution and management.